Happy to support local sports clubs, Exeter & Culm Valley Hornets Hockey club - massage Cullompton
Updated: 3 days ago
exeactive.co.uk are offering a sports massage for the prize draw see my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Exeactive
I am extremely happy to support local sports clubs, I have given a free sports massage to the Exeter & Culm Valley Hornets Hockey Club for the fund raising raffle
Sports Massage Cullompton

Why hockey players get sore
Hockey is played in a low, bent-over position. Holding that stance for a whole match puts a lot of load on the lower back, hamstrings and hip flexors. Quick sprints and sudden changes of direction strain the groin, calves and ankles. Players also take repeated knocks to the legs and use the forearms and wrists hard to control the stick.
How sports massage helps hockey players
Sports massage can help players in three ways:
Pre-season: find tight areas and old niggles before the season starts.
During the season: regular sessions help ease the build-up of tension from weekly matches and training.
After a heavy weekend: a lighter session helps tired legs and backs recover before the next training night.
If a niggle keeps coming back, soft tissue therapy can also look at why. For example, tight hips can add strain to the lower back.
Supporting local clubs
I am always happy to support local sports clubs in Tiverton, Cullompton and Mid Devon. If your club is running a fundraiser or raffle, or would like to talk about treatment for players, please get in touch.
Find out more about sports massage at ExeActive or book a session online.




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